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Sao Paulo (Brazil), Mar 24 (EFE).- (Camera: Wallace Carvalho) One year after the start of the pandemic, the number of coronavirus deaths and cases continue to grow day by day in Brazil, but aid for the most impoverished continues to drop. In Paraisópolis, one of the largest favelas in Sao Paulo, hunger hits the door of thousands of families hard.FOOTAGE OF THE FAVELAS AND PEOPLE QUEUEING TO GET FOOD.SOUNDBITES AND TRANSLATIONS OF:Juceni Rodrigues:"What helps me are the donations we receive here. Plates of food and food. That's what we have at home... when we have something at home, because for now, we have nothing at home." Regiane Aparecida:"Everything is expensive, the rice, the beans. Thank God we have the tuppers (where they get the food). I don't mind not eating, but the girls..."Great Trajan:"I'm not going to let despair drive me crazy. I'm going to be patient."Gilson Rodrigues, Community Leader:"The situation in Paraisópolis after a year is a situation aggravated by hunger and unemployment. The new normal is thousands of unemployed people with a lack of food on their plates""Aid has practically stopped coming since the end of last year and now is when we need it most."
Sabak Bernam (Malaysia), Nov 29 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Fazry Ismail) .- Malaysian authorities expect the country's economy to continue its recovery as seen in the country's stock market, which gained 8.6 per cent and reached 109.5 points in September 2020 compared to the 100.8 points the previous year, according to the Department of Statistics. FOOTAGE OF SABAK BERNAM BEACHES, MALAYSIA.
Juniper Hills (California, US), Sep 18 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Etienne Laurent).- Firefighters continue battling the blazes as the Bobcat Fire continues to grow in Los Angeles National Forest near Juniper Hills.More than 50,000 acres of forest have already burned in the fire.FOOTAGE OF FIREFIGHTERS BATTLING THE FIRE NEAR JUNIPER HILLS, CALIFORNIA.
As the world's second largest economy slows, the threat of unemployment looms for migrant workers. Natasha Howitt reports.
Palestinians inspect charred cars and destroyed houses in the Israeli-occupied West Bank village of al-Mughayyir the day after settlers, who were part of the manhunt for a missing Israeli tean, raided the village. IMAGES
Two days after a major earthquake struck eastern Taiwan, relief work continues beside a heavily leaning building in the city of Hualien. IMAGES
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